New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-30
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The hose physician OF lie Bouter Bros at Broadway and
called yesterday morning and vaccinated the
saesinen aud saleswonIen precautionary measure
which employing large numbers Of clerks
would do well TO follow.
BENJAMIN Maginley as Uncle Bartlett company will
appear MAY Blossom at the Harlem Theatre CoInique
This coming week. under the management of Gustave Froh
There was a large sale Of seats yesterday.
The pupils the Indian school at Carlisle Penn, will give
exhibition Friday evening in the Academy OF Music.
The will consist Of exercises by 100 students
thirty different tribes showing the boys and girls
the various branches OF Industry taught by the
school, recatons by Apache pupils ETC. Music will be
furnished by tie school band and choir
The Rev w c. sttt pastor OF the Reformed Church at
Permont N w. the last fifteen and one OF the
editors Of The Epangett accepted unanimous call to
the Presbyterian Church at Hszleton. Penn.
The quarterly meeting Of the Society OF Friends was held
yesterday Fifteenth ST. and Rutherfordpiao Sunderland
p Gardner Of NewYorl and Serena Mnard OF Canada al
dressed the and respectively The subjects OF
capital punishment and the condition OF The INDIANS were
discussed. About 400 Friends were present
George W. Chatter Clark further examination at Jef
son Market Court yesterday and was held In $500 for trial
for swndlng his clok George Atkins out OF $500 He
has recently refunded the money.
Governor Hill passed quiet day the Hoffman House yes
terday He dined Elliott Sheppard, and went to
theatre alterward
The funeral Pratt Marquis Of Rovugnasca,
Italian took place yesterday at his home No. 632
uniform the time of his exile from Italy His
breast covered with tie badges and medals no had
eeiyed while in the service Of the Italian Empire
Professor Draper reports that the wind travelled l4so
miles last week ranged from 90 TO go
mean barometer 1884 inches snow, so inch rain, "a
inch.
Ninth Avenue Bank was organized under the state
laws Thursday and has been capitalized AZ 100000
with legal right increase amount Il 100000 1t
will 0psn March !. at Ninthave. FiyniDths The
a!rectors have elected the following officers william H.
Bethany, president, Michael suenhard vicepresdent;
Samuel Patterson cashier and Civil Justice Leo O. Dessa
counsel.
rhenew branch post andtwenty third
Tuesday. February g.
city Paymaster Zimmerman has refunded to drivers
6lO paid for licenses under Al unconsttu
tonal ordinance.
rhemembers Of tho Normal College Aiumn@ Association
viii give at Chickeng Hall next SATURDAY evening"
An which the symphony socetys orchestra under Frank
Damrosch will play Memberships music 10 sbakespeares
midsummer Nights Dream with George Riddle as reader
The proceeds divided between the Aiumne Library
FUND Alumn3 Choral Society. The Mossra Chicke
,ng have given tho use Of the hall.
In approaching departure OF the Cyclic
rams of the Battles Vcksburg the West tho painting
waited By daily Some 1900 persons were present
last sunday This will the second Grammar school
vost and next the Grand Army veterans will inspect
the painting
The committee appointed ct tho annual meeting OF the
Amecan Yacht Club January IL 20 investigate the propo
sto Of securing ouoOwn quarters for the club anxious
that members express their views on the subject
end they know any suitable location should advise the
osnns~ meeting Tuesday 10 hoped that there